G1247–διακονέω–diakoneō

Then the Evil One went away from him, and angels came and took care of him.

διηκόνουν diēkonoun “they were ministering”

And he put his hand on hers and the disease went from her, and she got up and took care of his needs.

διηκόνει diēkonei “was ministering”

Even as the Son of man did not come to have servants, but to be a servant, and to give his life for the salvation of men.

διακονηθῆναι diakonēthēnai “to be served”διακονῆσαι diakonēsai “to serve”

Then will they make answer, saying, Lord, when did we see you in need of food or drink, or wandering, or without clothing, or ill, or in prison, and did not take care of you?

διηκονήσαμέν diēkonēsamen “did minister”

And a number of women were there, watching from a distance, who had come with Jesus from Galilee, waiting on his needs.

διακονοῦσαι diakonousai “ministering”

And he was in the waste land for forty days, being tested by Satan; and he was with the beasts; and the angels took care of him.

διηκόνουν diēkonoun “were ministering”

And he came and took her by the hand, lifting her up; and she became well, and took care of their needs.

διηκόνει diēkonei “she was ministering”

For truly the Son of man did not come to have servants, but to be a servant, and to give his life for the salvation of men.

διακονηθῆναι diakonēthēnai “to be served”διακονῆσαι diakonēsai “to serve”

Who went with him when he was in Galilee and took care of him; and a number of other women who came up with him to Jerusalem.

διηκόνουν diēkonoun “they were ministering”

He went near her, and with a sharp word he gave orders to the disease and it went away from her; and straight away she got up and took care of their needs.

διηκόνει diēkonei “she was serving”

And Joanna, the wife of Chuza, Herod's chief house-servant, and Susanna and a number of others, who gave him of their wealth for his needs.

διηκόνουν diēkonoun “were ministering”

But Martha had her hands full of the work of the house, and she came to him and said, Lord, is it nothing to you that my sister has let me do all the work? Say to her that she is to give me some help.

διακονεῖν; diakonein “to serve?”

Happy are those servants who are watching when the lord comes; truly I say to you, he will make himself their servant and, placing them at the table, he will come out and give them food.

διακονήσει diakonēsei “he will serve”

Will he not say, Get a meal for me, and make yourself ready and see to my needs till I have had my food and drink; and after that you may have yours?

διακόνει diakonei “do serve”

But let it not be so with you; but he who is greater, let him become like the younger; and he who is chief, like a servant.

διακονῶν. diakonōn “serving.”

For which is greater, the guest who is seated at a meal or the servant who is waiting on him? is it not the guest? but I am among you as a servant.

διακονῶν; diakonōn “serving?”διακονῶν. diakonōn “serving.”

So they made him a meal there, and he was waited on by Martha, and Lazarus was among those who were seated with him at table.

διηκόνει· diēkonei “was serving;”

If any man is my servant, let him come after me; and where I am, there will my servant be. If any man becomes my servant, my Father will give him honour.

διακονῇ, diakonēa “shall serve”διακονῇ, diakonēa “shall serve,”

And the Apostles sent for all the disciples and said, It is not right for us to give up preaching the word of God in order to make distribution of food.

διακονεῖν diakonein “to attend”

And having sent two of his helpers, Timothy and Erastus, into Macedonia, he himself went on living in Asia for a time.

διακονούντων diakonountōn “ministering”

But now I go to Jerusalem, taking help for the saints.

διακονῶν diakonōn “ministering”

For you are clearly a letter of Christ, the fruit of our work, recorded not with ink, but with the Spirit of the living God; not in stone, but in hearts of flesh.

διακονηθεῖσα diakonētheisa “having been ministered to”

And not only so, but he was marked out by the churches to go with us in the grace of this giving which we have undertaken to the glory of the Lord and to make clear that our mind was ready:

διακονουμένῃ diakonoumenē “being administered”

And so that no man might be able to say anything against us in the business of this giving which has been put into our hands:

διακονουμένῃ diakonoumenē “is being administered”

And let these first be put to the test; then let them become Deacons if there is nothing against them.

διακονείτωσαν diakoneitōsan “they should serve”